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An 8mm fisheye shot in amongst the toilet pods of the Sketch restaurant in London.
I don’t suppose I’m the first person to photograph these toilets but even so I felt rather self-conscious taking photos. I had to hang around a bit to get the place to myself but this didn’t prove that easy given how ‘instagrammable’ the place is…….
Seen in Explore, no.375, 30/06/18.
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From Wikipedia : "9 Conduit is a Grade II listed townhouse in Mayfair, designed by Scottish Architect James Wyatt in 1779 as the private residence of James Viner. Following that the building hosted a bizarre variety of societies and institutions that, according to some accounts, included cyclists, balloonists and psychologists, as well as the Suffragette movement in the early 20th century, RIBA and Christian Dior.
In 1887–1909 Conduit Street was converted into the headquarters of Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and still retains its plaque and crest in the entrance hall. During this time RIBA/AA hosted a competition to re-design the 18th century façade design and although this was never realized, the RIBA archive at the V&A retains some of the competition proposal drawings.
The townhouse continued its interesting design legacy and history in the mid-20th century to become Christian Dior’s London atelier, within which Dior housed his collections. During this time in the 1970s the listed interior was modified by the seminal mid century architect and leading Pop interior designer and furniture maker Max Clendinning (b. 1924) who designed cupboards, cubicles and display cases for Dior’s ready to wear clothes and accessories. To combine the old and new, everything (including the walls, ceilings and woodwork) was painted a uniform mid-grey with a grey velvet Wilton carpet and grey uniformed attendants to “throw the clothes into sharper relief, and seems to conform with the classical, refined elegance of the House of Dior itself.” This austere style of monochromatic design was developed from his seminal 1960s signature white on white designs that marked the peak of British Modernism.
When the building was taken over by Sketch the interior was re-designed by Mazouz and Paris-based designer and sculptor Noé Duchaufour Lawrance. Several other international designers were commissioned for signature pieces, which are featured throughout sketch."
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1/2" Scale miniature, shot up on a hill against natural sky & distant landscape. White bounceboard for shadow fill, no flash. Almost 2′ tall, wood construction, cast resin details, and polyester resin for stucco like textures. This was a piece for a private collector.
These scale models are also ideal for G-scale garden railroads, part of a European Village.
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Tunbridge Ware is a form of decoratively inlaid woodwork, typically in the form of boxes, that is characteristic of Tonbridge and the spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells in Kent in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries. The decoration typically consists of a mosaic of many very small pieces of different coloured woods that form a pictorial vignette or geometric patterns. Shaped rods and slivers of wood were first carefully glued together, then cut into many thin slices of identical pictorial veneer with a fine saw. Elaborately striped and feathered bandings for framing were pre-formed in a similar fashion. There is a collection of Tunbridge Ware in the Tunbridge Wells Museum and Art Gallery in Tunbridge Wells.
This year the FFF+ Group have decided to have a weekly challenge called “Snap Happy”. A different theme chosen by a member of the group each week, and the image is to be posted on the Monday of the week.
This week the theme, “geometry” was chosen by GG, Greenstone Girl.
This Tunbridge Ware hexagonal jewellery box with its geometric shape and geometric patterns seemed to fit the challenge quite nicely.
Geometry is the part of mathematics that studies the size, shapes, positions and dimensions of things. Squares, circles and triangles are some of the simplest shapes in flat geometry. Cubes, cylinders, cones and spheres are simple shapes in solid geometry.
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A three level Edwardian style building with Victorian trimmings. Class distinction is obvious in the woodwork and fireplace detailing’s. Water was collected and stored in an underground tank which was located near the current kitchen. It was pumped up to the roof cisterns to give gravity feed. The pump was attached to the building in the courtyard. The staircase has one of its rungs upside down, as, when the building was built it was considered to be a sign of good luck. Originally this site was occupied by the National School which opened in a bark slab hut in September 1858. The present building was completed and opened with Banking Chambers downstairs and the Manager’s residence upstairs, with servants’ quarters on the stairway landing. In 2012, the building was purchased by Mick and Gloria Picton and renovated to become the Old Bank Restaurant and Bar. 26517
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Egmore Museum, established in 1851, is located in Egmore, Chennai. Known as the Madras Museum, the museum is the second oldest museum in India, the first being the Indian Museum at Kolkata, started in 1814. It is also one of the largest museums in South Asia.[citation needed] It is particularly rich in archaeological and numismatic collections. It has the largest collection of Roman antiquities outside Europe. Many of the buildings within the Museum campus are over 100 years old. Among them, the colossal Museum Theatre is one of the most impressive.[1] The National Art Gallery is also present in the museum premises. Built in Indo-Saracenic style, it houses rare works of artists like Raja Ravi Varma.
History
In August 1778, the governor of Madras granted 43 acres for an estate to a civil servant, who, subsequently in 1793, assigned the grounds to a committee of 24 which then regulated the public amusements in the city. In 1821, the committee sold the main house and central garden space to E. S. Moorat, an Armenian merchant who, in turn, sold it back to the government in 1830. The government first used the buildings and the grounds as the collector’s "Cutcherry" and later for the "Central Museum."[4] The museum was originally established in a building on College Road in Nungambakkam in the year 1851 and was shifted to the present site in 1854.
Many additions to the original building were constructed between 1864 and 1890. The core of the old museum building includes the only surviving remnants of the Pantheon, identified from the broad steps leading into it when viewed from the north. Amongst the additions is the Connemara Public Library, built with stained glass windows, ornate woodwork and elaborate stucco decorations, formally opened in 1896 and named after its progenitor. The building was built by Namberumal Chetty and was designed by Henry Irwin, with the interiors resembling those of Bank of Madras (SBI). The design included a huge reading room with a wooden ceiling between two curved rows of stained glass, supported by ornate pillars and arches embellished with sculpted acanthus leaves. It was supplemented with teakwood furniture, marbled floor, and decorative windows. All of these were restored in 2004-2007. The building now houses the Old Collection (pre-1930), which is used for reference purpose only.
Both the museum and the library benefited greatly from the effects of the Madras Literary Society, the Oriental Manuscripts Library and the Records Office. The museum houses a 19th-century theatre, with the "pit" meant for those who can afford more and seating for the rest of the audience in tiered-seats arranged in a semi-circle around the pit. Restoration to mark the 150th anniversary of the museum replaced 25 fans with air-conditioning.
The museum’s collections had its origin from a gift of a collection of 1,100 geological specimens by the Madras Literary Society to the Government in 1851. The museum, the first government-sponsored one in the country, opened the same year on the first floor of the College of Fort St. George, adjacent to the Literary Society in Nungambakkam, with an exhibit of nearly 20,000 freely gifted specimens ranging from rocks to books. These gifts were in response to a public invitation that did not have a cut-off date. When the mounting collection of geological specimens threatened the stability of this first floor, the museum’s first officer-in-charge, Surgeon Edward Balfour, who was then president of the Literary Society and serving the museum in an honorary capacity, suggested moving to a new building, which was materialised in 1854 with the move to the Pantheon. A library and a reading room were provided for the public in 1859. In 1864, an upper storey was added to the Pantheon in sympathetic style, giving the museum more elbow room. The library got a new block, now known as the centenary exhibition hall of the museum after restoration, in the northwest corner of the Pantheon in 1876, with a lecture hall. By 1896, there had been built new buildings for the museum (where the anthropological and arms galleries are presently located), the Connemara Library and the museum theatre.[4]
The museum grounds also housed the first zoo of Madras in 1855, which was also established by Balfour. A year later, it had over 300 animals, including mammals, birds and reptiles. The zoo was later made a separate institution and was shifted to the People’s Park in 1863 where it remained, not growing very much, till it was moved to its present location at Vandalur in 1985.[4]
An official website for the museum was launched on 25 October 2001 after the government sanctioned 0.5 million in 2000-2001.
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The museum complex consisting of six buildings and 46 galleries covers an area of around 16.25 acres (66,000 m²) of land. The objects displayed in the museum cover a variety of artifacts and objects covering diverse fields including archeology, numismatics, zoology, natural history, sculptures, palm-leaf manuscripts and Amravati paintings.
Located close to the main museum entrance gates on Pantheon Road, the museum theatre is a rare specimen of the Italianate style of architecture, inspired by Classical architecture and developed in 1802 at Britain by John Nash. However, the theatre was built by the British in the late 19th century when this style was no longer popular in England. The structure has a high plinth and is accessed through a tall flight of stairs. It is primarily a semicircular structure with a rectangular wing at the rear. The latter wing now houses some of the galleries of the museum. The main hall is accessed through a verandah with a row of columns linked by semicircular arches. The walls and columns are embellished with floral and geometric designs.
The huge main hall was initially designed for staging theatrical performances. It has around 600 seats and a commodious stage and the actors’ dressing rooms adjoin this stage.
During the British era, the theatre was mainly used for staging English plays preferred by the British elite of the city. Now, the museum has been using the theatre for its own cultural and academic programs such as art workshops, lectures and conferences. It also rents the hall for various cultural performances, mainly dramas. The hall has witnessed several plays including those of Shakespeare.
Since August 2004, the museum is also a designated "Manuscript Conservation Centre" (MCC) under the National Mission for Manuscripts established in 2003. The museum has taken preventive care of about 19,007 manuscripts and given curative conservation treatment to about 7,402 manuscripts.[5]
The museum for children in the complex houses several static exhibits such as galleries of dolls adorned with costumes of various nations and civilisations and also exhibits pertaining to science, transportation, and technology.
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The Pontsteiger is based on a hourglass shape that lands like a half-open building block. Placing the block on 7-meter-high pylons, the view of the water is preserved and the courtyard is freely accessible. There is also a landing place for the ferry, a harbour and a café on the corner.
This project shows that you can also enhance the living environment. For example, the wooden ceilings with which the balconies are finished. These wooden ceilings give the building a warm atmosphere, while referring to the locations history of timber docks while dampening the sound from the ports. Or the rolling shape of the entrance pavilions, which helps to limit wind nuisance in the courtyard.
Architect: Floor Arons & Arnoud Gelauff (Arons en Gelauff architecten)
Location: Houthavens, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Construction Completed: 2018-12-28
Opening: 2018-09-05
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Design projects can come from any part of the world, however, there’s something about those who come from Europe that makes them special, not only due to their heritage but also due to the uniqueness of each country. Let’s have a look at a couple of examples that definitely show the best of this continent in terms of design and creativity.
France
Alberto Pinto Interior Design
Alberto Pinto Interior Design, under Linda Pinto’s leadership, is a talented team of design professionals which follows the beliefs of the founder. Eclecticism, luxury, details and refinement remain the keywords when it comes to creating entire universes for prestigious clients worldwide: private residences, office buildings, airports, hotels, yachts and jets.
The extensive range of Pinto’s style, marked by several cultural influences lets traditional and modern meet in harmony and is perfect to both intimate rooms and larger spaces, private and public design projects. Alberto Pinto Interior Design pleases the eclectic tastes of its international clients by adjusting the décors to suit each one, while adding an elegance which creates a luxurious balance.
Among Pinto’s clients, we can find the Royal Family of Saudi Arabia as well as Qatar, along with many other important private clients around the world for whom residences have been designed and decorated in the United States, Brazil, the Middle-East, Morocco, Tunisia, France and Europe.
Other design projects, as several luxury hotels, including The Lanesborough, the Dorchester in London, the Grand Park Hotel in Gstaad, the villa Rose-Pierre of the Grand Hôtel in Cap Ferrat, the Hostellerie de Plaisance in Saint-Emilion, la Residencia and the Palm Beach in the Canary Islands were also relevant.
Patrick Jouin
Patrick Jouin is a designer whose creativity finds expression in industrial design for the decorative arts. With the top manufacturers, Cassina, Kartell, Alessi, Puiforcat, JC Decaux or Fermob, and for exceptional design projects, Patrick found a special place in the landscape of international design for his talents. Patrick Jouin’s career and his design agency, Patrick Jouin ID, were consecrated by a monographic exhibition at Centre Pompidou in 2009. They were also honoured with the Compasso d’Oro in 2011 for PastaPot.
Many of his creations are showcased in the permanent collections of museums worldwide, including the “Solid” collection at MoMA, which is 2004 was the first series of real-size furniture made by 3D printing technology. Patrick Jouin is also involved in interior design projects with his partner Sanjit Manku, within the agency Jouin Manku founded in 2006.
In 2009, concerned about the preservation of his heritage, the talented designer Christian Liaigre nurtured a creative and executive transition in his studio Liaigre. In 2014, he promoted a new creative direction within his existing team. Under the leadership of Christophe Caillaud, CEO of the company since 2009, Liaigre entered a new era.
One of the characteristics of Liaigre is it’s “style without being stylish”, which seduces customers that want to live in contemporary interiors while maintaining the excellence of the French furniture tradition. Liaigre cultivates a fine style which reveals itself in time and space. It has design projects all around the globe, in places from far-away islands to great metropolis, from chalets at the top of a mountain to penthouses.
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Straight from the foundation, the creative designs from the studio are born from natural materials thanks to the finest craftsmanship, supporting arts and crafts in the spirit and tradition of French furniture. When he opened his first showroom at rue de Varenne in the mid 1980s, Christian Liaigre surprised everyone with his calm and clean aesthetic which impresses with its individuality and modernity until today.
Italy
Antonio Citterio and Patricia Viel share a desire to bring to life new and diverse ways of experiencing space, beyond the simple structure. An art of living, with unique micro and macro perspectives. Architecture that evokes emotion, inspires the intellect, reflects qualities of life. Design which is in dialogue with the background and engages people.
With art pieces in every noteworthy museum’s contemporary design collections, Antonio Citterio is a renowned innovator in the fields of design and architecture. His humble character and environmental sensitivity place form at the service of function, elevating both.
Patricia Viel is the driving force of the practice. Her exceptional vision, leadership and sensibility bring her to the vanguard of the creative architectural environment. Working closely with the team, Patricia Viel evokes emotion and perspective with each project and translates it into an extraordinary narrative and reliable design solutions.
Spain
Santiago Calatrava Valls was born in 28 July 1951. He is a Spanish architect, designer and engineer, a sculptor and a painter, mainly known for his bridges supported by single leaning pylons, and his railway stations, stadiums, and museums, whose sculptural forms often resemble living organisms.
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His most celebrated artworks include the Milwaukee Art Museum, the Turning Torso tower in Malmö, Sweden, the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge in Dallas, Texas, and one of his largest design projects, the City of Arts and Sciences and Opera House, in his birthplace, Valencia. His architectural studio has offices in New York City, Doha, and Zürich.
Netherlands
Studio Piet Boon is an internationally renowned design studio, recognized for its multi-disciplinary design services and its outstanding talent in balancing functionality, aesthetics and originality into one of a kind design experience. The studio’s goal is to break boundaries and set new standards.
The studio’s heritage comes from Amsterdam and the nearby Zaanstreek, a region known for its innovative spirit and hardworking mentality, once the historic motor that drove the success of the epic Dutch Golden Age. In the Zaanstreek, painters, woodworkers, carpenters, and other master craftsmen became entrepreneurs and tastemakers as early as the 15th century. Building on this heritage, a practical attitude combined with the spirit of creative expertise, Studio Piet Boon was established by Dutch designer and Zaanstreek resident Piet Boon in 1983.
They consider every design as tailor-made and unique. The designers and makers try to understand their clients, their wishes, requirements and lifestyle so they can create the perfect masterpiece for them. Considering the customers’ tastes allows them to harmonize the studio’s characteristic signature with the personality of their client.
Their design approach is divided in the phases: Preliminary and Definitive Sketch Design, Fixed Furniture, Aesthetic Lighting Plan, Non-fixed Furniture and Upholstery to on-site Styling. Their range includes exterior, interior, layout, fitted and non-fitted furniture, finishes, lighting schemes and on-site styling.
Since 1983, the studio stands for its firmly rooted design values, creating new challenges and always evolving. These values shape every design vision and decision. Their creative process is built with them in mind, ensuring consistency in every single project and design they have.
Britain
Working with clients that have a worldwide reputation for excellence, Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) is developing transformational design projects across the six continents. Based in London for 40 years, ZHA redefined architecture for the 21st century with a collection of design projects that have challenged imagination across the globe.
Receiving the highest honors from civic, professional and academic institutions worldwide, ZHA has been one of the world’s most inventive architectural studios for four decades. These 40 years of research are marked within every design. ZHA’s architecture is defined by its democratic attitude, offering stunning public spaces inside and out. The ideology within each design is applied with a light touch, charming the city.
ZHA’s visually interesting interiors are studies of spatial composition. They invite perception, space becomes personal, owned by all visitors as they interact with each other and the surrounding architecture. Mathematicians acknowledge the purity of ZHA’s formal geometries and fluid lines, but this architecture also engages the senses and captures the eye, creating unrivalled spatial experiences.
Employing advancements in design, material and construction technologies, ZHA is a global leader in the application of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in the design, construction and operations of buildings to increase efficiencies as well as significantly reduce energy consumption and emissions.
Marrying innovative digital design with ecological materials and sustainable construction practices, ZHA works to understand them as a whole, finding practical solutions to the major challenges of our era. Each project by ZHA is a unique adaptation to the context, local culture, requirements and intelligent engineering allowing the architecture and surrounding urban setting to be fused together. ZHA works closely with each client to establish new and better ways in which people can use every building.
After over 50 award-winning design projects around the world, ZHA’s architecture becomes more refined spatially, more efficient structurally, more polished materially, more advanced technologically with each new design.
Collaborating with visionary clients, communities and industry experts on over 60 on-going design projects in 28 countries, ZHA’s hugely talented and dedicated teams of experienced professionals work with passion and commitment to honour Zaha Hadid’s legacy and deliver outstanding design projects across the globe.
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